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Old Aug 31, 2021 | 03:01 PM
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This tune will work with California's new emissions laws. We don't have an EO as we just released it but are working on it.
Just to clarify, you're staying this will pass functional emissions testing, but will reverting back to the original ECU contents cause the checksum (the Calibration Verification Number (CVN)) to be legit? Or is there a count built into this that will cause a failure.

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Old Aug 31, 2021 | 04:41 PM
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Just to clarify, you're staying this will pass functional emissions testing, but will reverting back to the original ECU contents cause the checksum (the Calibration Verification Number (CVN)) to be legit? Or is there a count built into this that will cause a failure.
For those inquiring about smog checks and flashing back to stock. Our software allows flashing completely back to stock and will also report and verify that your CVN and CALID is stock.





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Old Aug 31, 2021 | 07:46 PM
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Originally Posted by M Engineering
For those inquiring about smog checks and flashing back to stock. Our software allows flashing completely back to stock and will also report and verify that your CVN and CALID is stock.





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Fantastic!!! As soon as my car gets here i will be ordering
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Old Aug 31, 2021 | 08:27 PM
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Fantastic!!! As soon as my car gets here i will be ordering
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Old Aug 31, 2021 | 08:38 PM
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Man...impressive.

Would you expect similar gains over stock with a TT as compared the gains seen with a TTS?
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Old Sep 1, 2021 | 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by ss2z06
Fantastic!!! As soon as my car gets here i will be ordering
I keep going back and forth on whether I should order it as soon as I get the car or wait until break in is over to make sure that if the car has any issues from the factory they’re sorted out before I tune it.

Now we just need someone to figure out how to enable the full functionality of the Matrix LED lights here in the US.

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Old Sep 1, 2021 | 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Pad Bender
Man...impressive.

Would you expect similar gains over stock with a TT as compared the gains seen with a TTS?
The TT and TTS have different turbochargers, so power output will be different. We have not had a dyno session yet with the TT model so I don't have power numbers at this time to share, but the gains are expected to be large as well. We will release this information regarding the TT when it becomes available.

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I keep going back and forth on whether I should order it as soon as I get the car or wait until break in is over to make sure that if the car has any issues from the factory they’re sorted out before I tune it.
We've certainly had cars in the past tuned right off the dealer lots on delivery without issue, however we always suggest getting through the factory recommended break-in period first. This will seat the piston rings nicely and allow any engine components to properly bed.

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We've certainly had cars in the past tuned right off the dealer lots on delivery without issue, however we always suggest getting through the factory recommended break-in period first. This will seat the piston rings nicely and allow any engine components to properly bed.

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What do you recommend as far as a proper break in?
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Old Sep 1, 2021 | 04:02 PM
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What do you recommend as far as a proper break in?
plenty of debate on the matter but directly from the Porsche PEC drivers, they go easy the first hundred miles for all their track cars and then they are let loose in customer's hands and this included the TTS I drove back in May.
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What do you recommend as far as a proper break in?
You'll hear different answers across the board, the best bet is to speak to your dealership contact you purchased the vehicle new from and they will advise you the factory recommendations. Depending on the Porsche model and engine you have, the break-in procedure may be different (ie GT3, Turbo, Carrera, Cayman).

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As we finish off our second week since releasing M-Tuner for the 9x2 cars, I wanted to thank everyone here for the support, questions, and feedback. We're getting some fast cars out there in the wild now. Can't wait to see more from y'all!

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Old Sep 5, 2021 | 07:25 PM
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Originally Posted by M Engineering
As we finish off our second week since releasing M-Tuner for the 9x2 cars, I wanted to thank everyone here for the support, questions, and feedback. We're getting some fast cars out there in the wild now. Can't wait to see more from y'all!

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for the 1% of people that will Pursue larger power gains.
- when will a 1000hp package be ready? Is it even possible with this platform/motor ?

in short, a 150+ MPH trap speed,
as of right now I have seen a max of 147.
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Old Sep 6, 2021 | 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by peterdouglas
Ordered the M-Engineering OBD Flash M-Tuner Suite today for the 992TTS. Should be interesting, given the ~115whp increase over stock when running 93octane.
Will report back on the customer experience and the car’s performance.
Curious what you found.
Any before and after Dragy results?
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Old Sep 6, 2021 | 09:46 AM
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Curious what you found.
Any before and after Dragy results?
haven’t had the time yet - traveling for a few weeks more.
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Old Sep 6, 2021 | 09:50 AM
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Question for M-Engineering and anyone who has tuned the ECU so far. Are the stock tire sizes adequate for getting the extra power to the ground? The two things I get concerned about with a tune are traction and braking performance.
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